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Maharashtra Grants Traders 1-Year Exemption on Loose Edible Oil Sale Rules

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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has granted traders a one-year relief period regarding regulations on the sale of loose edible oil. The CM met with a delegation of traders to discuss concerns surrounding the law. The regulation governing loose edible oil sales was originally introduced in 2011, with food quality and safety cited as its primary objective. The temporary exemption gives traders time to adjust before full compliance with the existing rules is enforced.

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